yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Mesmerize] dcow90:
It is generic so it will work for the Mes as I'm sure you saw in jt's earlier post.
[Samsung Mesmerize] droidzach:
Jt has posted an updated version that fixes the home button issue.
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
Looks like he added color too
[Samsung Mesmerize] halfpint77:
Hey guys, just started getting into the flashing business so got a couple questions. Is this compatible with phide's custom ec10 rom and also, I see there is 3 different files so do we flash all three or which one if we only have to flash one?
[Samsung Mesmerize] droidzach:
Yes its compatible and just need to flash one. The latest one is the 3 27-2 that one has all the goodies! Get yourself the voodoo control app from market to get the take advantage of the voodoo sound improvements and headphone amplifier it makes a huge difference!
[Samsung Mesmerize] gr4ybu5h:
Don't forget the Blinky app for the BLN mod. Correct?
[Samsung Mesmerize] Circlel05:
Anyone having any issues since flashing this? I was on 3G before, but since I flashed now I'm on 1x. It could be there area I'm in, but don't see why it would have changed after flashing.

**nevermind, 3G is back now.
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
No. Try rebooting
[Samsung Mesmerize] gr4ybu5h:
I flashed the kernal. I havent had any problems. I got 3G, Wifi. I got the BLN mod to work (via the Blinky app), and the voodoo sound works. I havent had time to do any battery tests. Quadrant scores are 1491, 1555, 1546, and 1557. Everything looks appears to be fine. I report battery life later but I'm assuming it will prolly be outstanding.

Thanks jt and all others who helped
[Samsung Mesmerize] Cythrawl:
No sound recorded with Video on the newest version... :(
[Samsung Mesmerize] Tortuga1234:
You can go in the voodoo sound app and change the recording preset to original and it will work.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Samsung Mesmerize] Cythrawl:
Thanks for that..... :)
[Samsung Mesmerize] Tortuga1234:
Its not a fix. Your just disabling the feature. Thank Zantopad he's the one who brought it up in the other thread.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Samsung Mesmerize] Cedricmackay:
I couldn't get the voodoo sound app to work it says I don't have a supported kernel?
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
Then you haven't flashed the updated kernel in jt's thread. It will automatically recognize that it's sound supported.
[Samsung Mesmerize] Cedricmackay:
Are we talking about the link in the first post on here? Is there another link I don't see?
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
Here ya go - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010102
[Samsung Mesmerize] bigjr99:
Works great. Good find.
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Man we get our source code and fascinate runs off and makes four diff kernels already damn their devs are fast not sayung nothing about ours you guys rock just saying they already.got oc/uv kernel *uckers
[Samsung Mesmerize] bdemartino:
They have a far larger community than us ;). And as the EC10 kernel has been built to be generic, all of those other kernels should work on our phone as well (assuming they are using JT's source).
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Really?? Ill do it
[Samsung Mesmerize] Mesmerizeuser:
Thanks for the heads up. I just flashed the Peanut Butta Jelly Time kernel (more undervolting) and it's running great. Can't comment on battery life yet, but it seems bug free and gets similar quadrant scores to jt's.

Sent from my voodoo froyo Mesmerize
[Samsung Mesmerize] bdemartino:
Meh, quadrant has been going the way of most benchmark programs - easily bloated and not very accurate. Linpack seems to be a more reliable source, our old rom's got about 14 and I've seen improvements with the AOSP ROM and these new kernel's.
[Samsung Mesmerize] droidzach:
Ive tried a few different kernals from over there. Only the Touchwiz ones though! If you are running PNP ROM make sure that you ONLY flash ones that are touchwiz and not AOSP! Latest one Im running is the one from Nemisis4all that is OC'd and UV'd. Just waiting for whatever phidelt has going on now...32Mflops?!? thats beyond *****in Camaro fast! :D
[Samsung Mesmerize] Onebryteday:
Now I am not sure which voodoo kernel we are suppose to use.

I am currently running the TW_kernel-0327-2.zip

found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010102

There is also a voodoo kernel named EC10_voodoo.zip

found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1003017

The first link is dated 3/26/2011, the second link is dated 3/21/2011

Can someone indicate which to be using on the Mesmerize?
[Samsung Mesmerize] droidzach:
You can use either one. You can also use the ec10 touchwiz kernals that are in the fascinate development forum. Some of those are overclocked and most of them are undervolted. Take a look over there if you want more options.
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Im now using the fascinate oc/uv kernel got it speeded up to 1.2 and using voltage control choked back voltage at everyspeed by 250 mv no freezes this #@&$ing rocks
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Mflops at 24 constantly its pretty stable so far
[Samsung Mesmerize] Onebryteday:
How is the battery life working on your kernel?
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
So far bad a$$
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Using alot of stuff onlu using about 5% an hour oc 1200 and using performance setting in set cpu
[Samsung Mesmerize] 123SIT:
Are you using the nemesis kernel? The reason I ask is I'm only hittin ~17 mflops. TIA
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
The only one thats oc on fascinate page is mine not sure I think its (something) special is the name
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
Are you using set cpu to raise the clock up?
[Samsung Mesmerize] 123SIT:
Yeah, thats weird to have that much of a variance. I'm sure its something on my end, just didn't know if you were doing something special besides using the kernel.
[Samsung Mesmerize] mesmerbelly:
I did.my.wifes phone.also.it runs the same in linpack not sure on your end

Pick&pack 0.3

nemisis voodoo kernel

Andromida theme

And a **** ton of extras
[Samsung Mesmerize] 2fast4u88:
It isn't neither of you using the same kernel I only get a 16.1 and 16xx bench's on my own rom with no touchwiz stuff. Overclocked at 1.2.

Edit: Now that I looked I am using the test one and not the enderest special.
[Samsung Mesmerize] userno69:
Hey guys so I flashed the newest EC10 voodoo kernel (3/27 #2) and it seems to work great. I'm just using the stock EC10 ROM with stock recovery.

I'm getting quadrant scores in the 1300s. I thought it was supposed to be in the 1600s?

Also, how does the BLN mod work? I installed Blinky and I don't understand what it's supposed to do. I enabled everything and texted myself as a test and turned off the screen. The soft-key lights didn't do anything different from normal. And when I tried the single light test in Blinky, they all light up. Is that how it is supposed to work? What is it supposed to do?
[Samsung Mesmerize] jman2020:
I just flashed this and it seems to be working ok. Does anyone know if it's undervolted or overclocked? Also under the "about phone" spot it says my Kernel is 2.6.32.9 is that right? That sounds stock to me.
[Samsung Mesmerize] defenestrado:
I'm pretty sure this is just stock. If you want to undervolt or overclock, this has pretty much every kernel we can use on this phone:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12488596&postcount=2

I don't think the kernel ever changes in about phone. You can download an app from the market if you want to see what you're really running. I'm using the OTB reloaded kernel from that link and about phone still says the same thing yours does.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ssjwizard:
First let me introduce myself. The name is Darcy and I have been casually using linux and other *nix OS for about a decade. I am in school working on a programing degree ATM, and am a pretty quick study. Anyways, I without much research bought my wife a generic 7" tablet running android 1.6. I know what processor it has and Im hoping that leads me to a place to start. Ok so the device is a "Kasser Net'sGo" we didnt realize that its just a china pad with another companys name on it when we ordered it. So most of the apps dont run correctly, and in general the device sucks(on a software level the HW is fine although generic).

Anyways it apears that i can get into recovery mode to flash if i had no other choices. But since there are no official roms im hoping to find a build thats based on the same CPU or similar hardware to find a starting point. Its running the Marvell Aspen 800mhz chip and standard ddr2. Sadly thats all we have been able to find out about this device.

I have compiled custom builds for linux before, and i have now purchased a Gtab so i have a less garbage device to test some things on(i have allready flashed 2 different roms and fooled with a bunch of the settings). But we would realy like to do something with this other tablet. So if anyone can point me in the direction of some info on how to do android builds or a repository of chipset drivers and such that might help me that would be greatly appreciated.
[HTC Inspire 4G] strauss0829:
Aosp lockscreen anyone got a good one
[HTC Inspire 4G] jackattack79:
Yes
[Nexus S General] B3arfruit:
It would be really nice of the ota would come this way. I feel likebthe last guy still with 2.3.2
[Nexus S General] princeasi:
Just do the manual update. Its so simple ......a caveman can do it!

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] swa2k4:
Yep easy as can be although I just upgraded to nscollab rom which is 100x better. I'd suggest rooting since your updating anyways
[Nexus S General] B3arfruit:
Will do
[Nexus S General] royalsego:
i'm still on 2.3.2
[Nexus S General] patrixl:
heck I was still on 2.3.1, I was really patiently waiting for an update... But now after a whole day of owning it and not getting an update, I'm on CM7 ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
**Microsoft Windows ONLY*

This installer is for new people looking to root their HTC Thunderbolt (not sure on other HTC devices but should work.) I compiled an SDK installer that installs all the necessary files to the directory of your choice (default C:\sdk) to your PC. This installer also includes HTC Sync for the Drivers as well as Java if you do not already have Java installed.

So if you're new to Android and want the tools to root, this might be the place to start before making that big step.

**If you have problems with it installing, try right clicking and running as administrator

Android SDK Installer with HTC Sync and Java v3.0 - 117 MB

*This is a pretty good size file but remember it also includes HTC Sync and Java within the installer.

*You cannot download Java and HTC Sync at the same time, so be patient.

*If you do not want to install HTC Sync but want the driver allow it to install them and then cancel out when asking to install HTC Sync.

*If you already have Java you can cancel out of the Java Installer.

**Download might take longer depending on your Internet Connection.

Please let me know what you think below.

Thanks!

Changelog:

v3.0 - Maintenance Update

v2.0 - Fixed Directory Issues

v1.0 - Initial Release

Also, here is a great tutorial brought to you by Captainkrtek.

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?p=9959449

The only difference in the tutorials is the path.

The path for adb with this installer will be: C:\sdk\platform-tools

*Big thanks to CoolSilver for helping me test this out
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pinhead875:
Looks good! But where's the link?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Sorry, was still uploading it. Its updated now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] coolsilver:
Tried it out, works fine. ADB setup and working. :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lortay78:
Such a good idea. Trying to talk someone through installation of sdk is kind of maddening. Do we still have to add the path?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
No, it auto installs to C:\sdk

C:\sdk\platform-tools\
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaskru:
This will help a lot of those I see struggling with root not knowing anything about sdk/adb. Great post. Perhaps linking a guide to adb will help people as well?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jballz0682:
Looks good. Newbs all around are rejoicing.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Here is a great tutorial brought to you by Captainkrtek.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9959449

The only difference in the tutorials is the path.

The path for adb with this installer will be: C:\sdk\platform-tools
[Thunderbolt Android Development] corinacakes:
Andrew. You. Are. Amazing!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ghost401:
Norton Antivirus Deletes it once downloaded, Its Saying it a bad Program.

Im going to Disable it and give it a shot.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arasky:
failed msxml 4.0 sp3

failed windows media format 11 runtime

first time i ran with java installing also and nothing installed, so i reran it after and this time the first two failed, im assuming i do need both, should i get them from the source instead?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
I can guarantee and you have my word that the applicaton installer is clean. Norton AV also has many false positives.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Hmm, strange. What version of Windows are you running?

Also, check to see whether you already have java installed. If you do then java is not necessary to complete the installation successfully.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ryanmo5:
Great job man great contribution! Cheers to you :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arasky:
windows vista ultimate, im running it boot camp on my mac. its what i used when i rooted my droid back in the day. java was installed using the package above since the last time i used it was to root

Edit: using a different computer, running fine, thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Glad you were able to get it to work! :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cliffco823:
Thanks for this!!! My plan is to slowly get to root. I want to try to push a few apps first. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trusteelfan:
This works really well. Made setting up adb and rooting the thunderbolt so easy.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Strife21:
Thanks I used this to help root my phone.

Only issue I notice is that when I click sdk manager.exe the console comes up shortly and dissappears after about 2 seconds. How do I fix this? Is it because your program only installs the non-jdk version of Java possibly?

Any tips would be appeciated
[HTC Inspire 4G] hahiss:
Hey all.

I was able to install the Amazon App Market using adb, so I imagine that Sideload Wonder Machine will work. Sign up for AAM the normal way, then retrieve the apk from your "download" folder and install using adb/SWM.

Once installed, the AAM app should work, and so it will allow you to purchase and download apps. However, it would not install my downloaded apps because of AT&T's [insert swear words] lockdown. The workaround was to mount the phone as a drive, copy the apk files from <sdcard>/Android/data/com.amazon.venezia/cache to my computer, unmount the phone, and then install the apk files with adb. (I imagine the slashes go the other direction if you're on Windows; I use GNU/Linux, so I don't know for sure.)

Do note that removing the AAM app will make the software stop working (or at least it did on my phone).
[HTC Inspire 4G] tehgeekguy:
Yeah removing the App, or even signing out of it, will cause any app downloaded through the Amazon appstore not to run because the drm requires you to be signed in so it can verify. So if you're not signed in, or you remove the appstore, the apps you installed through it are pretty much useless.

On another note, I saw that Amazon and AT&T are "working" on a resolution... it'll be really interesting to see what their workaround is, since AT&T locks down the third-party app installs.
[HTC Inspire 4G] AnyMal:
I am sure the "resolution" would have to involve some form of revenue sharing since AT&T is not going to get involved unless there's monetary gain for them. Whatever it may be, if it involves a software update it will more then likely unroot your phone and reinstall all AT&T bloatware so I'd wait it out until xda community figures out a work around.
[HTC Inspire 4G] echoone:
I may be giving this a shot. Thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] azanzane:
Can anybody help me to root the Garmin A50 .. I need the rooting soon before i break the fone =( !!

Pleaze whoever knows how to root it write the steps ..PLEEEEEASE :(​
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] My Droid Eats Apples:
There's a discussion about rooting it here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=838871
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Stop, listen. Follow my directions, if you fail to follow directions I will no longer help you. Don't PM me and ask. If you screw up ask in the thread.

Rooted Users (Non - Root Users scroll down below):

MR1 RUU

http://www.multiupload.com/KU7GSF2EY0

PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip - c64b4367086fff4f51ec3d5d766a0456

Bootloader (FLASH THIS LAST) FLASHING THIS WITHOUT SUCESSFULLY FLASHING THE ABOVE FILE WILL CAUSE A SECURITY WARNING

http://www.multiupload.com/26WG1UZCXR

abda920f3e159fb05c00d8c54a5b8768 - PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000.zip

Flash the above PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip to restore everything to stock + OTA BUT still will have the s-off bootloader.

Rename PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip as PG05IMG.zip, and flash through hboot (like in the root guide).

To restore the bootloader, rename PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000.zip as PG05IMG.zip and flash through the bootloader. DO NOT FLASH THIS unless you are absolutely sure PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip flashed to your device, without issue.

Now you are done, enjoy. If you screwed up, and got a security warning contact me, don't stress. Then again, don't screw up.

Non root users wanting to return to 1.12.605.6 (Stock, pre OTA) can continue below:

NOT FOR ROOT USERS

Taken from AndroidPolice: [Tutorial] How To "Un-Root" The HTC ThunderBolt And Return It To Stock. Please check the site out.

One of the most popular questions about rooting the ThunderBolt is how to undo the process and return to stock, which renews your eligibility for customer support. Well, here you go:

Instructions:

Please read the whole tutorial first, and pay attention to every detail. Note that your battery needs to be charged to at least 40% at the beginning of the process, and remember to check the MD5 sums of all downloaded files before diving in. As always, neither Android Police nor Team AndIRC are responsible for any damage this may cause to your phone, and, needless to say, returning to stock means you will no longer be able to use root apps like ShootMe and Titanium Backup.

First, download the following files:

Stock firmware (MD5 sum: 7141f5620f6128af77d50587e341f4b0)

exploits.zip (MD5 sum: 3b359efd76aac456ba7fb0d6972de3af)

Next, push exploits.zip and misc.img.

adb push misc.img /data/local/
adb push busybox /data/local/
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/busybox

To gain root and flash misc.img:

adb shell
su
/data/local/busybox md5sum /data/local/misc.img

If the output is anything other than "c88dd947eb3b36eec90503a3525ae0de," stop and start over again.

Now let’s write misc.img:

dd if=/data/local/misc.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17

Rename "PG05IMG_Mecha_VERIZON_WWE_1.12.605.6_Radio_1.16.00.0223r_NV_8k_1.41_9k_1.64_

release_174685_signed.zip" to "PG05IMG.zip" before placing it on your SD card.

Finally, reboot into bootloader mode by entering the following command. Allow the stock firmware to flash.

adb reboot bootloader

You’re done – your phone should now be stock, S-ON.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pinhead875:
Bookmarking this, just in case. Thanks, Jcase!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kriskmk:
Looks like I'll be going back to Froyo for now. I believe the Sense in GB leak is older than the stock on the device.. plus.. camera doesn't work, weather in clock widget doesn't work.. quadrant score is pretty low.. As for now.. I don't see any solid reason to upgrade to GB.. (though I wish I did).. sigh!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1082114

Follow that to return to stock from gingerbread
[Thunderbolt Android Development] clutchmasters:
I am getting No Image or Wrong Image Error In Final Step. I downloaded Stock Firmware Twice but same issue!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] clutchmasters:
Can anyone help me out? I am not able to return to stock. I have BAMF remix 1.6.3 installed and trying to get back to stock as i have to send this device back to Verizon for replacement. I tried everything..file name is correct....md5 sum is correct however in final step when i tried to load the stock FW the boot-loader says wrong image!!

i downloaded stock FW from every possible source but no different!

Please Help!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] spjoneser:
If I wanted to unroot and use pre ota software? Would I have to perform both procedures or is there a way to go straight to the pre ota with s-on?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Take the pre ota RUU, and make a custom ruu out of it without the hboot, and then proceed with the instructions in the first half.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] spjoneser:
First of all Jcase, thanks for the time, I know it's valuable to the community.

So just so I'm clear.... All I need to do is remove "hboot_7630_1.04.0000_110223.nb0" from the pre ota ruu or is there more to be altered than just that?

And if that's all I have to do is flash those seperate, could you tell me briefly why you could not just flash all at once? Would it not flash the rest of it if the stock hboot was installed first?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Yes, because some radios seem to cause the files to flash in different orders, doing it like this keeps me from having to make multiple versions.

Sent from my LG Revolution
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Androidfreakz:
Question I have used the oneclick program to get ride of the NV recovery but I think im still rooted because I still see my superuser program on my stock 2.2. Can I just download Rom Manager and use clockwork Recovery to flash the Zips? I have to stock recover now which just formats the phone pretty much.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
You need to consult the author of the program, because I don't know what it did, I can't support their application.

Sent from my LG Revolution
[Thunderbolt Android Development] AnalyzeFaith:
This flashes EVERYTHING back to stock? I have my boss tripping that his phone is bad after rooting it. I want to know if this reverts the baseband back to stock too?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Reverts everything back to stock + OTA
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Droid_ALM2ND:
Can I still use these steps to revert to stock after flashing the leaked Gingerbread Radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidrev71:
i am rooted and so i followed directions for first file and lost root.. so for the second file(its been forever since rooting) do i run adb commands( like step 6 for rooting) for install or can i use fastboot and bootloader? Does the second file bring root back?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
yes

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[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Of course you lost root, this is for restoring to stock. It removes root.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidrev71:
well the good news is it works..the bad news is i didn't realize it was back to factory stock (like out of the box) which is very useful.. my bad.. so how do i install the bootloader file?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
if you are S-off, you can just flash the MR1 upgrade from the root guide, otherwise you have to do a complete re-root.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arizonaomnia:
Does anyone have these two files laying around anymore, since the links appear to be down, and does anyone know if this method still works when running HBOOT 1.08 AND gets rid of RELOCKED on the bootloader???

---------- Post added at 09:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:13 AM ----------

I have posted more on this issue here, if anyone can shed some light on it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48634808#post48634808